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Employee Benefits: The Only Guide You Need

Achievers

The term “employee benefits” is used regularly, but often with a limited, traditional definition in mind. The traditional concept refers to legally mandated benefits plus a few voluntarily added by employers. What are employee benefits? . Employee benefits are non-salary compensation and perks.

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13 Employee Engagement Trends for 2020

Vantage Circle

Employee engagement, that seemed like an interesting concept at the beginning of the last decade is now an obvious business goal. There is an urgent need to elevate company culture or risk losing top talent. This is, in fact, a very cost-friendly yet extremely effective employee engagement trend.

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A 2020 vision: Is your benefits package ready for the future?

HR Morning

Most employees at small and medium-size companies (91%) view nontraditional benefits (flexible work schedules, expanded paid time off and working remotely) as important to job satisfaction. Offering the right employee benefits is one of the “Top 10 HR challenges of 2019,” according to a recent report from HR compliance firm XpertHR.

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What is Employee Engagement? Everything You Need To Know

Vantage Circle

But while we understand what employee engagement is, it is also vital to clarify what it is not. What Employee Engagement is Not. Employee engagement has become synonymous with terms like employee satisfaction and employee experience. Employee engagement is not employee happiness.